Collision Scrambles Tomatoes and Trucks on Highway 30
Three heavily loaded trucks and a passenger car collided near the Crow Canyon entrance on Highway 30. Truck drivers Michio Sakazki James Burdine and Wyatt Wallace failed to stop as brakes failed causing a chain crash that left all three trucks and debris damaging a Hayward resident's car. Burdine suffered a bloody nose and leg bruise.
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Record Frost Hits Alameda County October 24
A record low for October 24 brought frost to Alameda County. Decoto Niles and Centerville saw 32 and 40 degrees, matching Oakland’s low as the coldest on record. Tonight looks fair then a chance of morning showers, with clearing in the afternoon.
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Vatican Hopes for Poland Change Amid Red Lands Unrest
A Vatican spokesman voiced cautious hope that Poland’s upheaval could reduce Catholic persecution. He warned that transitions may swap one Communist regime for another, urging steadfast caution while noting potential broader effects on the Church behind the Iron Curtain.
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Southern Crossing Low Toll Backed By Officials
Civic and business leaders hail a 25 cent toll financing plan for the Southern Crossing with a cited basic 180 million structure. Smith Barney warned capital costs and bond sales may complicate feasibility though optimism remains. local opposition argues campaign clouded the project.
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South County Poll Indicates Eisenhower Lead in Straw Vote
A South County straw poll of Southern Alameda county shows 58.62 per cent favor President Eisenhower and 34.48 per cent favor Adlai Stevenson with 6.90 per cent undecided. Among 116 respondents 68 were Republicans and 48 Democrats. 23 percent of Democrats favored Eisenhower while 11 percent of Republicans backed Stevenson. Undecideds were equal across parties.
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Gas Price War Armistice Seen
Negotiations on the gasoline price war are expected tomorrow with the California Petroleum Marketers council spokesman saying Richmond station owners will meet to decide removing price signboards if an agreement is reached. Dealers in Hayward and San Leandro report steady or lower prices with regular gas around 22.9 to 25.9 and ethyl about 26.9 to 28.9 per gallon, down roughly five cents from normal.
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Buck Shaw Named Shrine East West Coach
Buck Shaw head coach of the Air Force Academy football team was named head coach for the West team in the Shrine East West classic on December 29 in San Francisco. He succeeds Red Sanders of UCLA, who resigned after UCLA staff bans by Chancellor Raymond Allen.
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Buck) Shaw
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Rioting in Rabat Leaves 27 Dead in Overnight Turmoil
In Rabat mobs of Muslims killed 27 French and wounded 23 as unrest surged over the arrest of five Algerian leaders. European quarters were attacked, homes burned, and a French couple was killed. The five leaders were en route to a Tunis peace conference amid a renewed Algerian rebellion.
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Girls Released In Extortion Case
Two 18 year old Oakland girls were freed after four days in jail for lack of evidence in an extortion case. They were accused of threatening Ad Fried's nine year old Piedmont son to obtain $10,000. Fried reported five threatening calls from Sirignano, formerly in his employ, and Monize.
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Political Talks On Radio And TV Tonight
Right and left wings of minor parties headline tonight with T Coleman Andrews of the Conservative party and Socialist standard bearers. Television slots include KPIX programs with Finletter and Stevenson adviser, GOP National committee, and Democratic National committee coverage. Radio segments feature KFAC Socialist party and KCBS Conservative party.
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Phone Wage Talks in Recess as Mediation Pins Deadlock
Negotiations between the Communications Workers of America and Pacific Telephone and Telegraph were recessed on federal mediator Arthur Viat's recommendation. Talks will resume tomorrow as the current contract is extended to midnight Saturday. the union seeks a $6 weekly wage increase for about 19,500 workers in Northern California and Nevada.
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Fremont master plan faces final council vote tonight
Fremont prelim master plan, after months of work, moves to final adoption after three public hearings. Harold F Wise, planning consultants, prepared the plan envisioning a downtown CBD on Highway 17 near Santos Avenue, a civic center at Stivers Lagoon, and industrial areas south of the freeway. Planning commission will hold two concurrent work sessions to align changes with state law requiring council planner consultation.
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Britain and France Agree on Suez Negotiation Basis
British and France were reported to agree on concessions Egypt must offer as the basis for Suez Canal talks. Foreign Minister Christian Pineau flew to London to confer with Selwyn Lloyd and Anthony Eden, then returned to Paris. Sources said Hammarskjold’s message sought to bring the three powers to talks.
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Stocks Retreat in Broad Market Pullback
New York stocks paced a fair sized retreat with losses ranging from fractions to four dollars. Copper, motor and steel shares led declines as the overall list showed widespread downward pressure.
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Adlai to Speak in San Francisco Festival of All Nations
Democratic presidential hopeful Adlai E. Stevenson will return to San Francisco this Saturday for his final Bay Area address before the election. His campaign committee announced Stevenson will speak at noon in a park at Columbus and Filbert streets at the Festival of All Nations.
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Heavy fighting, riots rock Budapest as Russian troops enter
Radio Budapest reported continuing heavy fighting in Budapest where rioters attacked the Robert Karolyi army barracks as crowd streets echoed with gunfire. Eyewitnesses from Vienna said at least 350 were killed with jets roaring overhead and machine gun fire. Premier Nagy proclaimed martial law and requested end to bloodshed as Russian troops moved in with tanks and armored cars.
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Poles Seek U S Aid Details and Strings Attached
Paris INS reports Poland asked a third power how US economic aid would operate with possible counterparty rules and no interference in internal affairs. Warsaw, while restoring Gomulka, signaled interest but did not press for immediate answers. Poland rejected a Soviet plan to sell all coal to the East in exchange for wheat from Moscow.
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U S Steps Second Red Baby Kidnap
The Senate Internal Security subcommittee disclosed that immigration agents prevented a Soviet plan to kidnap an American baby a few weeks earlier. Soviet officials offered passage home for a refugee if he brought his American-born child, but the refugee and child were not identified.
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INS
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